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Significados de public advocate em inglês

russo
парламентский уполномоченный по правам человека
português
defensor do povo
espanhol
comisionado del pueblo
catalão
defensor del ciutadà
f. ombudswoman

Government service charged with investigating complaints of maladministration or violation of rights.

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Examples for "ombudsman"
Examples for "ombudsman"
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The new ombudsman will adjudicate on consumer complaints about financial services firms.
The Irish Times
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A separate ombudsman audit of the hospitality sector is currently under way.
The Guardian
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But what about ombudsman services in this era of public services austerity?
The Guardian
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More than 100 people were injured in the skirmishes, the ombudsman said.
Reuters
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It reported itself to the ombudsman two days before Friday's press conference.
The Guardian
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He went to the office of his ombudsperson, Amazing "Maizie" Grace Haydn.
Dayworld Breakup
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Appoint an ombudsperson for every SGB to root out corruption in teacher and head appointments.
The South African
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Caird could do nothing except get a budder, an ombudsperson, to present his petition to take the examinations.
Dayworld Breakup
4
In fact, it turned out that the singer was Cara O'Sullivan; no doubt she would make a splendid ombudsperson also.
The Irish Times
5
And you an ombudsperson!
Dayworld Breakup
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The Banking Ombud's annual report has been released this week, exposing the banks who receive the most complaints.
The South African
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Mapisa-Nqakula also confirmed that they had not participated in Military Ombud's investigation at the behest of their lawyers.
The South African
3
The institution has also been put under the spotlight by the Tax Ombud for delayed refunds and blocked payments.
The South African
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We are very concerned about that, Advocate Eric Mkhawane of the Office of the Tax Ombud told a parliamentary committee on Wednesday.
The South African
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The ombuds man receives the same salary as a member of the Supreme Court- the equivalent of slightly more than $14, 000 a year.
The new yorker
Uso de public advocate em inglês
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And the biggest public advocate of such a nuclear option is Lythgoe.
Reuters
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The public advocate came out swinging at President Donald Trump at her victory speech.
Ebony
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Local TV chef Simon Bryant has been a public advocate of the co-operative campaign.
The Guardian
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EBONY: What has been the most surprising reaction to your being named public advocate?
Ebony
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The Brooklyn native interacted with Afropunk attendees to solidify votes in the race for public advocate.
Ebony
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But he himself, though he arrives late, will nevertheless get his drachma as a public advocate.
The Eleven Comedies, Volume 2
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Colombia's public advocate says almost half the country's towns are at risk of electoral violence or intimidation.
Reuters
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In Japan, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has been a public advocate of corporate governance, providing a boost to activists.
Reuters
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Romney's new rival Newt Gingrich has spent the past few years as a lobbyist -or a public advocate.
Reuters
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President of the Center for Social Inclusion, she has an impressive résumé as a civil rights attorney and public advocate.
Ebony
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Together we are strong and we will let this administration know they can't build walls, said the city's public advocate, Letitia James.
The Guardian
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Krawcheck was an early public advocate for an industry-wide fiduciary when she headed up Bank of America's global wealth and investment management division.
Reuters
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It is difficult to conceive of a greater tribute to a public advocate than that paid to Wendell Phillips by George William Curtis:
Talks on Talking
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Now what shall I say of this fourteen years' experience as a public advocate of the cause of my enslaved brothers and sisters?
My Bondage and My Freedom
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Zion Kelly has also become a local public advocate for changes to gun laws, sharing his brother's story at speaking engagements around the city.
Reuters
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As New York City's public advocate, James has fought on behalf of everyday New Yorkers such as securing heat for tenants in public housing.
Ebony